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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
YALE ALUMNI DISCUSS BYRON.
M CENTENARY OF HIS BIRTH ANTICIPATED-AN
DE

ESTIMATE OF HIS SUPERIORITY.
relmonicos third floor thcky peoped last night,
"a the opcrac strains from the orchestra that discoursei
-ss music for the Lumber Trade Association dinner, as
xsIl AS the OF Johnny Get Gun"
nth which private dinner party entertained, pene-
,,a,ed unwelcomed. to the quiet where the Yale
A,rmni Association listening 10 interesting
an The Centenary of Byron" Chauncey NJ. Depew, who
,,esded al meeting held the floor until the music in
A., sdonn temporarily ceased saying that he knew
that II was talk against brass band and then intro
Auced Dr. Titus MUnson Coan, who read the paper ON
Byron.
In January 1898, said Or. COan, the centenary OF the
poets birth would occur. and In view OF The desrahiy OF
celebrating the event. review OF his work would be
.,melv George and the French scientist Chew
,eun were among the few living men OF note who had
over en- Byron The papers OF the poets friend, Hodg
scn, which expected TO reveal much that not
tnown could he published until 1900 Byron's
superiority. like that of Napolcon the world slow in
forevng. Among the proofs OF his superiority his
universal popuartyand lasting popularity safe
test OF superiority French. Italian, Spanish and other
foreign critics had named Byron the first English poe
of the and although suffered In translation
vet TRANSACTIONS the action and passion, the eternal
material poetry, might remain Byrons rhetorical and
grammatical bemishes had hurt him with English critics.
TO whom they more than 10 foreigners. His
expression the Waterloo. There let him lay.
had probably cost him many English admirers. HIS
genius second only to shakespeacs, and his fasend
ing personality second only to that of Sir Philip Sidney
His O. character dwo Icing n, the
conclu>iDn being that they OF his time. his
station and the rcculiartcs OF his temperament and
rounding. Yet his errors would be remembered when
other mems virtues forgot
Champion hissall and others made interesting remarks
In mo, Ing "A vOie OF thanks DR.. Cuan. Mr.. Dcpcw
slCke Of The desablty OF such papers at time when
lev ~ INTEL N uen. aef the dec Of tween y-tNe,
read any poetry al ALL and veutuIed say that nine
tcnhs ~ the Americans Of to-day red library
snor hey were thirty until they were SEVENTY nve Pc
fcrnc a wclcunc hone from Europe given nv OF
Mr.. wpew promised that, when other
tons failed DO would occasion during the winter
tcll IN, iti0n what h while abroad.
~" annual dinner ~ tn Association
rrh fof the next regular monthly meeting, Friday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

ASDEVsOT-In Brooklyn 4hur, ~. December -. tlen
Anderson widow Of ths iac VIM w Anderson ia tie SUN
81 % ,"ry r,. r,u the retiel,, mar dprTher. Mr,
g. PeAr5A % Fot Greene Place. GA sturdy, AZ 1857
y. ~
prvrpICT-suid,nly on the 10th inst. Of nh'heri'
Wiui.fon Hunter. T.. ago' yelrs any mphthH son Oh
Milll.ton H. ana Harriet Stuises BeneHeI
Iunrrdi privttA
pTlEsrEE-N Arlington Heights. Mass Henry A.
uak,lre IN me 59tt year o. hi+ ago
Funera services at Arlington IeIghs@
III, uANAN- la Br,oSlvn. rpur'ioy evening Decem
lar Al 'rIcN . 1.. = n N Jaw MI baNd y.
IYJ Peter HuOlan,n IN The slst year 81 h.' age $3.50.
friends iuvot 10 attend MS lune VI AZ us
lat. re-, ielco $40 Presdcntsi, ON saturday DocemDer
II. att D. III
cANEY-Iu Brooklyn December i5 Nathrnie b. Carney.
ag.t SJ years or. c,....-,., ,,,-
ia q n'sOr..
Irtrrmeut IN 0stDn,
,t,. ON and Portland plners pleass COW
HAVKTNS-On Ic-emb.r IL. Mar-aretta ]. wife ot
" liam H. IIawk and daughter Vi Tie laI' william A
Fnm"ta sunday 18Th mat. ~ rom her :atc resi-
,,.u,e .5J T., pall- ,lc-sSe. Jersey Clty heights
Take lohukcn !, ffy
urwG Fit on Decernher 10 az o. diphthcr Charles
Hewlett j., son OF CAarrs anu jeanne heNie'I "-od
AMI months
Funeral private
uOPPsR-Ats st Joseph Missouri saturfav December 10
Isaac Hoprer the lato Isaac T. AMI nnal Ito per-
MAGINN-on Friday 10th inst. Capt John Msginn. aged
Funeral services on Monday 10Th inst non ST. AIMS
Isoopal Church. lStsL between 9th and 9th ayes AZ
IDA Relatives and trsnls ars respectfully invited "
stten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

J,cKsoS Mich. Dec 10 .SDrcnih.-At iho seventh IN
nua convention 81 the National Mcrnp sheep breeders
Association IA so.-ioH t. day, lrc-l"rnt j. J. Ietn
IN hs opening auoress stli: Ne mcrr At I'm" when
the wloe ,foHlug Interests 90 hr ni"n are pass
Ing ilroneh cr.-, which BAY rcsuit in har' up AMI
mn, Oh ma, ON L. ,uHI.A iuuIr to ,.c. adNdLt -
l. { cvidcu; thJ' tie Acr tive cid - hr NA OIL lI
nrcresd un douht hy he tnsiou- adVir- aul rlih''
ar-urn. oil The Tcc ir.rT hfs determined % shri nee
the ooi sloWia- Industry IA the tutotst al goo" "rh
master, ami ih".t Wio maze business importing
.h-r pro! .ct. The tfin production of l~~ OIL irrd
IncAlcllapl. daE.gr upon tnr hhccpuie'a-ts nue ne
-roNsrs o. lac -t4,r, oyd'At nat ~"
uis ir o.. not scf aul ..It Wr hu'i 'r up ah
dong H. hspc Ia overcome III. new rn nv
Cd. or speakers drn.n lei tnLt tue taton hsa.h'l
he wool ,uoult
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
NGrES OF TIE STAGE.

Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady" and scenes from
,ba School for scandal" were again yesterday 81 the
Iyceum by the same amateur cast That appeared ia mem
La week The summer Rest Society ANA the West $40
Day Nursery the charities hat WIZ bhcAt Oy uh'
Performance, which well attended
several cnntr buttons received yesterday VIII raise the
receipis OF Thur benefit for Ms Jcwct to Tl3vo
Tte MAY OF " he Wife, running at the lyecui
rrbestre Ms been modified ana viii lie H seh'en IN
&c changed form on Monday evening NJ he fliir'h =
,o,ranre The grs two presented The INST n!I
have ben rem d led into Ope - n H' az 'HI,
nri a. Anienrs. 10 the story, and Nh lthONne ana az
lro ~ comedy parts have been greatly elaborated Inc
II. has met constant success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
DocKSrADErs B0rs nay SIyG AND PLAY

The difficulty between Flbrdge 7. Gerry and lew
TO, 6st alcr With regard to the appca anc" Of the
Madrp&I boys and Master Wei stein vas salts ac orf
al m.rcl Yesterday. sh 9wn to Mr.. Gerry that
TIE boys wee in every way weltr;ated and ma
their appearance in tho minstrel entertainment could
do uom no harm AMI enabled several 10 help sup orr
iLclr homes. Nh. teu{, therefore with rev H. op
position. ard Promised to indOr~e an Application 10
TIE Mayor for he necessary Icri i-si0n 70 allow th
bows 10 perform. In the meantime MIR. Gerry VIII
n axe NJ IN Their effort Int with The advertised
programme and the Toys sang ana Ma ter Ne.n-tc!n
Ia A. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
SATISFACTORY TEST or THE CHICAGO.
yxcEEDIyG THE CONTRACT REQCIRTMENTs- RE
-,n,. no ~,,r x.yv ~ M. $40 NV

EXCEKDISG THE CONTRACT REQCiRrMENTS-1o RE
TURN 70 THE NAVY YARD TODAY
The steel cruiser Chicago subjected the contract
trial for power Long Island Sound yesterday
md IL appears int her performance exceeded all ex
pectations Beginning at $3.50 the ENGINES kept at
mn neei for six consecutive hours without accident Of
INV Kind The mean revolutions per minute we're CO..
,d tho bor.epoyer Exceeded called for In the
So rho u,eu,ars OF the Advisory Boari who
COMMANDED the ship express Satisfaction at the results
attained The speed obtained was slightly in excess OF
III L,o,s IN b,nr The boilers furnished all the steam
roo tired without the Of forced dfang1 inc 'H"s"
,ai'i retnro 10 the brooklyn Navy Yard Today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

NUsKEY-At Sing Sngon-th Q Unison December o., 2
1887 susan Ann wife Of Alfred Nuskey. Ia tie 6vth
her a. -
sunday December 1s at loc< o. M nom tho
North Malcolm Street NJ H. Church. sing sing
RIORDAN-At stvincents Hospital, o THURSDAY. Decsm
Der 49, Rev John j. iordan ate pastor OF tho MISSION OF
the Holy Rosary. Castle Garden. 49, .,..,
solemn ponica mass OF requiem VIII 'I mo
ofhs cathea! saturday, at 10 q m Ths
chagtrd $50 The reyoreni
clergy relatives and friends respectfully invited 49,
The remains will lie state Bel nards Church. West
1tth-st. until Friday evening.
yIBBERT-Suiienv at Chic H.. December TO- Julia
NewbOl daughter OF the lats y liam Welsh 81 Phlade
Uha Penn and wife OF tie Rev William II. Nibbctt
Funeral services At st Luke's Church Germantown, Phl
delpna, MONDAY. 18th lust. at 3 o'clock.
WIGHT-On Thursday, December L. 1887, Caroline
Frances. wife OF the late Edward Wight
raj late resllrucs. 81 Clinton Place.
SUNDAY, ID, oember ~. al 3 30 D. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
I-X,rIr TO FIX A BOUNDARY.

WleUiNGTOS Dee. 10 -lhe secretary "i inc "''''"'
today Transmitted eths House the reports q" Tie conn
nissoncrs appointed in conjunction with th" s''" ON
mission 10 tho limo between pOrsn ol the i""'@n
Territory AID tho state of Texas. Tie 'sm"l''loh
through Major MarsH-li 4. <. A. I've senior ihrhprr
rcuorls that yet been ablr 10 elect
q ho controversy a.
The point rsairoycrsy J.. To the point "h'Ie 'o
loom meridian ~ O.lfIs cr0-s .;cd aver III c''
suc, III treaty 0f 1919 between Inc Ueu ''@'''
mud spain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
Post Once Nefir'
Should be read ~ al Interested, changes may


Should read daily by al inerested as changes may
" .tf', rIr IN countries need not b. specially adj
aresset ror particular steamer except when
send duplicates 81 banking and commercial
doom letter. specially add ssi being sem b. no
fas'cs' vcss - available
Forel.n maI week ing December II will close
fnr,nptlv In Al cls,s) Uthis . nce ~ 'ollose
s,TuRDAY-.t 4. n. for Eurepe. Der stssnssp Aura
MA via Queenstown uetters for FrtaG- switzerland.
IL tiy Spl.n AL Portugal must b III eced" per Aura
nj, ~ 1T : nj. TOR France switzerland. Italy. Spain
aui Portugal, psr soiu,up La \ormante
W,yrs letrrs COX Great Britiin ant other Eur
coIute, be directed "per Ia ormandie -
1 IA. tn set aetltu's Hicct per stsa N llp u
tal4nd Va trr,am lettors nl-i b5 ursjs,t per
T. Caland ~ at a. .or Brlsium erect per steam
ship al. ~ Antwerp sss,s' must % drs'tst
"psr Wr,erulaniD At a. M Tor NorNav direct
p.r ,ts,risl, (i.ttsrs must 10 dre1t,i "psr
e,-er"l at m. y Il Crbx ani ~ Thomas, VIA
It o'rox also or winiwaTd I-linis direct. pei
rrcln.htp RarricoIta: at II a. m or Nenesl ne ant
Iuric,a. per steamship ,aracas ut III "a Tor 'stthi'
gen. a'sc l.r Porto RICO. VA iimon.per sieamshir
- N,inei M | u m for ~ nomingo Cape naytl Sld
rn,k. island per -leamshp 90. ~ clyde.
Mail. Tor chm. lut Japan. psr siSlnshiD san
P,h, iran stn Francisco cpss nero Dersa u ls
In Nut. "a S,c ~ tslI1t. - sfio tr,pi,
iirt'.r,l ,,l f.lnal,oD 800 AZ, Decs :! ~
man m Mail, far AIstriliL Esr-;'AttL SAL yi:i.
Fd and l4lIltG pr stsNnsliD fartposi iron
Fr,ue.sf, ciD. lfrA Jan fy'b AZ $50 Coz GA
arr ri o, ste1 ship ge1Iblic VITA ,'rtt "a
mai, ',r AustrllO Mails for 'lbL n rr g r. hpH
P ulescc hy steamer. via kJy W 49, ftA cioso As
this ma, daily al 2joL IN
rho schedule OF closing Ct Trans PdcGc mails IS ar.
ranrri presumption = their uninterrupted overland
Tine a. San Francisco Oh The dry of sailing OF steamers
dispatched thence the same day. =, - .
HENRY G. PEARSON. Pos imastes.
Post once, New.ior n. Y.' Dec .. 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
wHIITIER,s rIGnrIrrH BIRTHDAY.

what thou, where the pcalS about 'hc' stanl'
Far up the ridge that sewers from our We"
That realm unVisl,cil What prospect new
Holds thy rapt cycl What clOIies Of the land
v hch from Won ufilcr elm thou now hast scanned,
pom thy vsasc sct their lusiruus hucl
Speak, and Interpret sun. - Waterman truo,
III" gnals answering thy lifted hand
And hide fhcc vet Silll lngcr. thy fnrt
To santcd bards that lecton hear thcc down
Though III IS, phOdcl and spiLenard sweet
Await thy tread TO blossom and the crown
Long since Is woven of Heavens palm g, meet
IOr him HON Ia.th ran lend 40 more reno" u.
EuMUND CLARENCE SIEDAAH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
70 GIVE / bIyNER 10 LESTER wALLA OK.

The I.otos club VIII give a dinner to lester "aIach
tonight The members and guests who Will assemble
TO do honor to tho veteran comedian and manager WI"
number about no. and VIII include the pesidch' anu
ylcc preS dent Of the club Chauncey NJ. DcIew Con
eral Horace Porter. Colonel Knox. judge bSnS
Governor squire. Theodore Moss John GllDcr, VII
lam Winter, steele Ma. kaye and Managers a. "; I"-
mrr hugustsn Baly. Dan FrOhmaG, Henry IL ADpeS
John Duff aud John A. NcC aull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
rn rEYr M TALIDIIT "a 4 TAX ~.

TO TEYT TIE TALTDIIf OF 4 IAA W
The validity OF the Evnrts Arrears Law. nnhe' WIN"
large amount OF property has been ''d ior
taxes. will he tested In suit brought by NJ" ~ :,
elayan,t Mrs Nancy Is. Wheeler and rthors u o'
tain ro.sss.ion Of certain property In Hu1'o 100
Brooklyn. bought under tax sale rr, YER, Irro,lVr
hv Judve Cullen and IN. case will gs 10 ING '"'''"
Term and " the Court of Appsaih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

PursBrnG Dec 1G.-1h" C"rnrliSvilic coke syn
dclfc. which was or 'pll"l i"nr Ycus a-o. ms 'rrn
formally Dissolved. because II s,aii>i' ton among
tie. coke producers. Al a mcctlns 30 day the po-
ducrls ASKED 10 be- released from their contracts
vfh the evuN lfr. and the rcIn"-' vas giant y.
Tho ~yMl.catr then dissolved When 10 was founded,
colo wa, quoted at 90 cents per tom ard D. is tpN
.rllu. a. -. The syndicate controlled 900 ovens,
and thc producers LIZ y nos pool WI probably
be formed "a few NccAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
IHE UfA7HEE REPORE
c,veavurvr rvo,c>riovs FOR > uore'

GDvERNUENr rSptc >riONs--Fpe Fl Hpres.
vA-utrGroy. Dec &c -ror Milne. New-Ilamp-tire.
Massachusetts,. Rhode Island aut Connecticut fair
weather WINS becoai.ns l-ht 20 fresh variable fol-
lowed iu Massachusetts 4oio isinnl AMI Connecticut
ON -uuday by ruu and ca,terly winds increasing IN
force
For Eastern Nev-York ard Vermont. warre~, fair
weather. .ht TO fresh variable winds followed IN last
ern Ncw York by rain and cas'erly winds increasing IN
lorcr.
Tor Eastern PcupsT,yas. Sew 'rr-eV AM Delaware,
racr fair weather fol.oacl 10y min. .cht to .icoA
ca,toily winds Increasing iu force on Ia, ,o.,sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
i.aGzs y, Co.. yJD ana 7ii broadway,
will sell al auction

MONDAY AID TUESDAY, AT O'CLOCK,
The LLtary OF the late David CrcaHcr Of BatlOIe MI,
oompIis ng Theolor cal Historical. Bio pu al WORKS.
WEDNESDAY,, AT 2.3O p NJ,
collection Il Hrs Minerals cut Gems. rican War I'm.
Ileurrts. japanese Goods. Mage Lanterns. hde.. dc.
tuesday, AID FRIDAY. Al O'CLOCK
a Of New locks. standard and Misoe aneous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
ec,pTPT FTVER ~ ASBUHT PARh.

AsBrEY PARK Dee l6.-scsrlct fever has '''''"' '"'
rlarc and hss spread 10 such an farming cA''h' '"'
II has Lccn deemed advisable to close tho S'"""'
v,rv were closed TO day and win not ~" uP,i.u
again ,.ntn January IL. Everything Is bcihs u'"'
~ III. !. I'm. A.na.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

WAsn>GroN. Dee IG lSpc idh. -DcSpue the 'a'' 'n''
M Usu-, Elections s-itcs has n, set begun - GO"
slor the ThOebe Carl SO ans VIII not "' 80 UNI
aC,er tnc holiday reccsS Democratic AMI Ml:rnHP
,,sws,auer. trsa ~ tffer already settled ms ~
. f,ir indra ION q, the fairness and lmpa' l"n'' -
WINCH such newspapers expect tie House OF "'P'e''"
tiyes To- treat the contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

Tr'nrNp OFFICE, Dec. IL a. m.-tlear weather
prevailed Yesterday, with hIgL uorthweStcrY winds
hafing AZ evening The temp-r1ture fell from J~ to
81. between nigh: AMI uilnsi ~. DAYS average
Jim 7s hl eurr than the ilg day last
wear. ana Ga. 4oNrr tuIu % lbul -'itY.
IL and near tNts ci'y To iaV thsre viii probably he
far a. followed by c.DudiHcss AMI roh neatly
b IatOnarY temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
NEW SOUTH WALES.
DIFFERENTIATION or RABBITS.

DEPARTMENT or MINIS.
SYuSEl, Bit August. l~S1.D
II hereby nO'iSei that The Of NeNSonh
u al o p-rsOl
a a Their -
method process previously known In tho
Coonv o rabbits, subject 20
IA folio Ing conditions.
l. That such method sha after eNperm mt Tor
period twelve months. tle approval Gi Board
appointed for that tho Governor with the atvcs
Of the Executive Council
Ich ,G process shall in the opinion OF tho
said Bo.r not INJURIOUS and ,lll involve TIE ~
thing which lee nONious 10 HORSES
cattle. sheep cariels. coats swine or Il 80.
81 r -llll III ,fipSe ina PARTICULARS
sIc board shtll decide 20
give method process trll,. - -. ...
All cOmmunca he above must be addressed
The HonOura Die T. ABIGAIL,
Secg.tlry for Mines.
Svdue~ \aw Sonth Wales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
GucclII Nrii:c5

a CHRISTMAS PRESENT
ACCEPTABLE TO ALI.
MA~SEN'S
VIOLET ORRIS,
the nck nowleiged 10 tiing perfume OF hedr e
DELICACY AND REFINENIENT,
In 25c. All soc. packets.
CASWELL. MASSEY &c CO.,
LEI Broadway. corner 2jth.st.
57s Fiftha ave. Opposite w ndsor Hotel.
ami NewpOri X. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
.r.r,. ~ TIE rnILA DEL pNrA RINKS

PIuIADEiPliIA, Dec 10 Tho defalcau'h vi 'oSoF
gucbt the trusted clerk Of tho Manufacturers N"t"a'
Rsn w,s tie prrc,ral topic Of conversation IN man
cia circles today Bank officials we're particularly Il"
ter.st-d II was the regular discount day al ths oa'
and the directors spent portioa o. the I'm" IN '"o
,ipe the de,nlcatlon The appeared To nave ao'u
them an hey were more vrnent than usual as w
Of them APPLY remarked. "i' was fsguiar
d. ,a, ., an tho hanks" In some cases the directors
oyerhau. The bo,Bs order TO satisfy Themselves 'ha
II accounts were ceffcct .... m
pr, .i.i,t Notify OF the Manufacturers Bhhk WIS ny
n.r.nflY the defa cation " as = ="
bad thin. he SAID 10 will FOt afcc us We ha,
q surIlus OF % 900 aud a capital or O12:op' nI
ius- j. heavy, 49, can stdid H. Aho
the de alcaiion cnrrnHy kn-"h. put ."nr Va ~
deposit rs became frightened and appeared NJ u p'
saiIy IN the lay and demanded their money ~ I"'
Inent. were prsiuutlv made, and frrsdelt ioi"' '-
that 10 was prepared for any enc gehcS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

II il WIS possible 60 through life wthsut once tax
Ing cold many o; the minor and no, few OF the more
sc ions is of life would hc avoided But 'ince II Is 10
to hope for happy rxcnpto1. T. well to rrnem-
mat Dr. Jayncs GRANT d. suro curative Tor
coughs aud colds asthma ANA bronchitis :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

VAN TDFRSTINE-IRFLAS Don Wednesdav evening.
nrcernbrr II. % " ashingiou Avenue Baptist thur'i
iy the ..cy BTaI..iu tAarl'. y ' hh ld'fSl ' 10
A.a C. eldest daughter joan IL. and Tho ate Martha
Ir.ltu nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

Caw's famous Da,hawaN." indeed,
Tho fountain pen OF douplr feed,
Is lust wat busy merchant need.
CaN's ink ana psu Co..
No $50 Broadway, opposite John-st :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
Children Cry TOR Pitchers ClsIprit
HIHHTED.

Standard Nmns f:ift
assortment 81 Coisstes uui'a7u toiot So"p' anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

MONEY FOR THE TRISH EATf0NALISTS
RocB,sIER Dec. I6.-Tho Monroe County branch OF
the IRISH National League Of America at Its meeting
tonight directed Its to send slooo 10 resna
IN fulGlment Of pledge made 10 Messrs Esmondo sna
oC0nnor when they visited this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

7HE CASE or CoWiTSTOyER PLtTE
ALBANY. Dec Is Spcri1i.-Thc ease -ain-t e11ran-
fine Commissioner Plat viii bo ttrd befsro Judge Id
wards ne Al week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

River. The eleetlon OF German and Higgins in Mary
land and Follows ana Othcrs In Rev York makes
sary make this charge against Democrats OF the
North well Of the South [Cheers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

Allcock's Porous Plastcrs hold
The very hisIc.t rt.I, - 'oid
For curing paius that spring from cold. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

The magnificent yestibuiei hcngo limited will leave
th Grand cent al station 1T Jb OcocN rms morning.
rrrtvipg ~ chicago ~ same hour io-morio" by mo
I NsN York Cen and Ia,c shore route. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

Tenth ~ra-Nl
MRS. NOEL \ II
!tOME-MAD
NINCE MEAT, NOW READY Ais,
PEESEkNED ~
CANNED AND
sPICTD FRUrrl
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
Chri.lmas Appeal Tor Poor Children.

that enjoyed comfortable homes. happy livc,
ami the blessings gooi fortune help thinking the
CHRIST fA- tim the poor eh'ren o, tee Great cvi
collars ~ the ten ent house. or tcy
boxes and under arwavs AL creep forth rage
md hun-ry fora liyn the streets Somr silver
In tho WINTERS COLI wet by "a n and snow AMI
have place hone They up 10 re outcast- o.
criminals. "a hO viii help themi The tHlLDRENS AID
so II ~ wish - make The Chrisml-ie tlo hAppie't SOL
OF the year t, these poor like ones.
won gla shoes bare feet. warm rloh q
on : bpfi = lui ~ rflp'v stomach,
al would be- n'ppy To MAKE tho best y s'ibs
prrsrui . t.c hOuele-s Ol a homo
l. u" DOLLARS would pat shoes On me !eet
o. twrutt.fVe ilttIa ones
FIrTY DO LAR, Would provide hot dinners for ei-Aiy
rW.Nri DOLLARS woulI SEMI 4 homeless chii 20
distant home.
CT PrArr. ~ecre'arr.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-05
Charleston Happenings.

G. H. Hammer, Assistant Observer at the
Charleston Signal Service Bureau. has been
transferred to Jacksonville.
Joseph Soupe "A Bohemian tailor, at
tempted suicide Friday by cutting himself
in the neck and both wrists with a razor.
Jenkins Cash (colored has been COM
mitted for trial at the July term of the
United States District Court ON the charge
of robbiug the mails. Cash, by presenting
forged order TO the postmaster at Trial.
Berkeley county, obtained a registered
package containing SIS, addressed TO his
brother, Middleton Cash.
There is considerable anxiety in maritime
circles concerning the British steamship
Lorraine, Capt. McCawley, which left Coo
saw with a cargo of phosphate rock, bound
to Newcastle, Eng. on March y. She put
into Newport News for coal and left there
Marches, leaving Hampton Roads the same
day. Since then no tidings have been heard
of her
At the meeting held some time ago by the
delegates who withdrew from the Episcopal
Diocesan Conyention, committee was ap-
pointed 10 prepare IA statement of the causes
which led to the disagreement, and justi-
tication of the action of the delegates who
withdrew pamphlet touching these
matters is now in course of preparation,
and will be published probably within the
next ten days. The pamphlets are intended
for circulation not only in Charleston, but
IN every parish i'm the State.